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for all the little boys and girls _ for all the little boys and girls look like me this is a beacon _ girls look like me this is a beacon of hope and possibilities! hello and welcome to the programme — the leaders of the us, britain and australia, meeting in california, have given details of a defence pact that will provide australia with nuclear—powered attack submarines. president biden, uk prime minister rishi sunak and the australian prime minister, anthony albanese, have met t...

Of the taliban government, who told us they banned opium because its harmful and goes against their religious beliefs. farmers say theyre not getting any support from your government. how do you plan to help them? translation: we know that people are very poor, - but opium causes a lot of addiction. we call on international organisations to help afghans facing losses. but then, at the same time, youre making the operations and the funding of aid agencies in this country extremely difficult by th...

18305 act, you can go back to the 1830s and 50s if youd like talking by the 0pium wars revisited and thats an oversimplification but the bottom line is, this is a reaction to real—life, real—time challenges today. sadly we do not have the time to go back to the 1800s by will take you up on the offer and when we speak again, thank you so much forjoining us on newsday. lets look at the other headlines. a storm thats ripped through malawi has left about 100 people dead and overwhelmed rescue te...

To provide for their families. now, as afghanistans economy collapses, without international support, and water levels continue to drop, many see it as the safest crop to grow. 0pium destroys a lot of peoples lives. if opium is banned, what will happen to you guys and your families? the taliban regularly haul these addicts off to rehab centres, but many end up straight back here. for now, more drugs look set to hit the streets both in afghanistan and across the world. secunder kermani, bbc news,...

As the safest crop to grow. 0pium destroys a lot of peoples lives. if opium is banned, what will happen to you guys and your families? the taliban regularly haul these addicts off to rehab centres. but many end up straight back here. for now, more drugs look set to hit the streets, both in afghanistan and across the world. secunder kermani, bbc news, afghanistan. people in the pacific territory of new caledonia have been voting in a third and final referendum on independence from france. voters ...

Processed into heroin. the taliban are not stopping drug production — in fact, theyve been taxing it for years. they dont want journalists to see it being traded. that is why we are filming from inside the car. you call yourselves an islamic government but you are allowing drug production. isnt that hypocritical? translation: under the islamic emirate, before 2001, the growing and selling of opium dropped to zero. right now were to find alternatives. we cannot take this away from people withou...

Question depends on how good are in delivering their promises that they have made so far on the basis, on the issue of fundamental human rights, and of course, if they fulfil some of their promises, we dont know if they will, but if they do that, then there are already some positive signs that international community is keen to engage with the taliban and that will also bring in more authority to the government and foreign direct investment, so the issue of human rights is critical. what about t...